Patrick M. VESEY

To the Vesey family, You are in my thoughts and prayers. Your Dad was a class act in every respect, always with a great and inviting smile and never at a loss of words. He got to know my father Mike (whom passed away last year at 90 years of age) at St. Patricks Church and he would stop by our house to get his car fixed. He would talk with my Dad who was from Longford about his growing up in Ireland for hours. My Dad and Mom had such respect for him as did we 4 boys who got to know some of...

We are gathered here today to celebrate the race well run by my father, Patrick Michael Vesey. As of 12 July, 1928, he arrived toward the latter of 12 children born to Mary Vesey, nee Wills, of Fall River, Massachusetts, and Francis Vesey of Belturbet, County Cavan, Ireland. Dad's parents met on the Boston trolley line where ‘Frank' forged his way into the American Dream as a conductor, and ‘Maime' labored in the infamous textile mills of New England. This depression era union was fortified...

Not only one of my favorate uncles but one of my favorate people and best persons I will ever know!

Dear Pat, How could we ever know that my dear sister Anne would join you exactly a week later. 54 years together on earth, now together forever in Heaven. May the angels escort you both into Paradise. Forever loved.
Meg

A TRIBUTE TO MY UNCLE PAT


As you all know Pat was born into a large Irish family. He was one of 10 boys and had two (2) sisters, Rose who was my Mother, and Mary.

He was a football star in High School and attended Business College in New York.
One time he was interviewed at the train station (on his way to school) and the announcer commented how well dressed he was. The joke in the family was that the first one up and out the door was the best dressed.

I...

Aunt Anne, Patrick, Jennifer, Brian, Sharon, and Amanda
I have many fond memories of your dad. During my early college years I would take a quiet drive to Robert Moses in the late summer afternoon often running into Uncle Pat at Field 3. We would sit by each other enjoying the warmth of the afternoon sun. He loved the ocean and I would watch him take a late afternoon swim. May you all be blessed with warm and funny memories to cherish a lifetime. He was one of the GREATEST! I love...

Dear Ann & Family.
So sorry for your loss. Pat was a wonderful man and he will be missed deeply. All our prayers and thoughts are with you at this difficult time. Love to all Evelyn, Ron Baer and family

Amanda,
Please accept our most sincere condolences for your family's loss from all your co-workers at The Eye-Bank for Sight Restoration. You and your family are in our thoughts.

I am so sorry for your loss. Whenever I saw him, he always had a smile ,which then made me smile.